Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of August 7th: SentinelOne, Arctic Wolf, ServiceNow, and More

The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring news from the week of August 7th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from SentinelOne, Arctic Wolf, ServiceNow, and more.

Keeping up with all the most relevant Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize some of the top headlines in the space by curating a collection of the latest vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy news. With that in mind, here is some of the top endpoint security and network monitoring news from the week of August 7th.

Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of August 7th

Arctic Wolf Announces the Cyber Resilience Solution Suite

Arctic Wolf, a cybersecurity and AI company, has announced the Arctic Wolf Cyber Resilience offering, a new suite of products and services designed to help organizations reduce cyber risk, improve readiness, and recover faster from the growing wave of AI-powered cyber threats, all with minimal business impact. Capabilities include managed detection and response (MDR), attack surface management (ASM), vulnerability management, managed endpoint defense, incident response, and more. The new offering is available now through Arctic Wolf and its global partner ecosystem.

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Arctic Wolf Details Its Cyber AI Readiness Accelerator Program

Arctic Wolf also announced the Cyber AI Readiness Accelerator, a new partner-led AI cyber accelerator program to help companies better understand cyber risk and strengthen resilience. With the program, Arctic Wolf partners can combine Aurora Attack Surface Management with their own consulting, advisory, and remediation services to deliver comprehensive exposure management and cyber resilience outcomes, while simultaneously creating a new route to market. Specifically, it will help teams gain visibility into their attack surface, understand areas of elevated risk, and take action to strengthen their security posture.

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Astelia Debuts New Agentic Capabilities for Its Platform

Astelia, an AI-native exposure management company, has released several agentic capabilities for its reachability analysis platform to help clients manage shrinking exploit windows and the growing challenge of managing vulnerabilities in the AI era. These new capabilities will extend Astelia’s reachability analysis and remediation workflow across the vulnerability lifecycle, enabling users to evaluate newly disclosed vulnerabilities and their reachability, assess operational impact, coordinate remediation across security and IT teams, and help drive each issue toward resolution.

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Cato Networks Releases an Agentic Threat Prevention Capability

Cato Networks, a converged network and security cloud company for the AI era, has launched Cato Agentic Threat Prevention, a new capability that deploys autonomous agents to predict likely attack paths and automatically personalize protections for each customer environment, preventing breaches before AI-assisted attacks can advance. The capability is built on Cato’s cloud-native platform and combines network and security telemetry into a unified view of each environment. This means AI agents can anticipate threats and continuously adapt protections.

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Commvault and Google Threat Intelligence Detail a New Integration

Commvault, a company focused on providing unified resilience at enterprise scale, has announced a new integration with Google Threat Intelligence that incorporates its data and scanning capabilities into Commvault Threat Scan workflows. The collaboration enables Commvault to help its customers “transform” global threat intelligence into actionable recovery insights, enabling them to identify clean recovery points faster and accelerate recovery following cyber-attacks.

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Cyera Launches Two New Solutions

Cyera, an AI security platform, has launched Agent Guardian, a solution built to make every AI agent as visible and accountable as a human employee. The offering goes beyond prompts and responses by monitoring every tool call, database query, and reasoning step in between. Alongside Agent Guardian, Cyera introduced Cyera Endpoint, which brings AI guardrails directly to employee devices for any local agents who operate outside corporate network controls. Together, these additions extend the trust layer Cyera is building for the agentic enterprise.

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Expel Introduces an MDR Solution

Expel, an agentic MDR provider, has announced an MDR solution that reaches across the full AI attack surface. With this MDR platform, Expel can now provide coverage for threats attackers launch using AI, the risks employees pose if they misuse it, and the exposure within the AI systems organizations are building and running. It launches with three capabilities: an Anthropic Claude integration, AI-focused threat hunting, and a detection library mapped to MITRE ATLAS. Expel’s AI-specific detections currently cover 13 of 16 MITRE ATLAS (Adversarial Threat Landscape for Artificial-Intelligence Systems) tactics.

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Mallory Details Its Unified Context and Intelligence Layer

Mallory, an AI-native Threat and Exposure Management platform, has introduced a unified context and intelligence layer for security teams. The architecture is built of three parts: a context graph that correlates attack surface, threat, and vulnerability data; an intelligent reasoning layer that determines what matters and why; and a policy and governance layer that routes prioritized work into action under each customer’s own rules. Since each layer is fully separable, Mallory’s offering can fit any security stack, not just one built around it.

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Netskope Unveils the Netskope One DataSec Command Center

Netskope, a modern security and networking provider for the cloud and AI era, has announced the Netskope One DataSec Command Center, a unified control plane designed to discover, understand, track, and protect sensitive data wherever it lives and moves across AI environments, cloud, the network, on-premises, endpoint, email, and other environments. Specifically, the Netskope One DataSec Command Center will give security teams in-depth visibility into all their sensitive data and outline a seamless path from discovery to remediation across their entire data landscape.

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The Open Secure AI Alliance is Developing Guidelines for Improving Agentic AI Security

Members of the Open Secure AI Alliance, which now includes more than 120 organizations, are developing guidelines to strengthen agentic AI cybersecurity. The Linux Foundation shared details of a Request for Comments on the Shared AI Findings Exchange (SAFE), a proposed set of guidelines aimed at turning agentic cybersecurity incidents into shared protection for the entire ecosystem. The guidelines—drafted by an Open Secure AI Alliance working group that includes companies such as NVIDIA, Cisco, CrowdStrike, and others—include proposals to confidentially collect and analyze AI incidents and near misses, inform those impacted, identify recurring control failures, and publish evidence-based recommendations to reduce systemic risk.

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Optiv Reveals Its Agentic Security Operations Model

Optiv, a “pure-play” cybersecurity company, has announced Optiv Agentic Security Operations (formerly Optiv MDR), a new managed security operations model built to unite disparate security tooling, detection and response, agentic AI, and Optiv practitioner expertise to help businesses manage cyber risk. The release will enable Optiv to provide customers with an end-to-end service that goes beyond detection and response by enabling more proactive responses to security threats before they’re even detected. Central to the offering is deep integration with Wiz, whose tools will enable Optiv’s solution to provide practitioners and AI agents with a unified view of every asset, exposure, and business impact.

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Proofpoint Debuts an OEM Program

Proofpoint, a human- and agent-centric cybersecurity company, has launched the Proofpoint OEM Program. With this Program, Proofpoint is making a portfolio of OEM-ready threat intelligence and detection capabilities available for technology providers, cybersecurity vendors, managed service providers, and platform companies. For technology providers, this offers a faster path to market while enabling engineering teams to focus on differentiated platform capabilities rather than maintaining global-scale intelligence operations.

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Ridge Security Announces the Availability of the RidgeGen Platform

Ridge Security, a solution provider focused on agentic AI for offensive security, has announced the availability of RidgeGen, an enterprise-grade native agentic AI platform for continuous offensive security testing. The new solution is a multi-agent AI system that fully leverages the reasoning capabilities of modern foundation models. This means its agents can continuously reason, test, validate, and recommend fixes in iterative AI loops, while being augmented by Ridge Security’s proprietary security knowledge base.

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SentinelOne Updates the Singularity Platform with Closed-Loop Response Capabilities

SentinelOne, an AI Security company, has announced governed, closed-loop response capabilities for the Singularity Platform. With these updates, Purple AI and Singularity Hyperautomation can now autonomously investigate alerts, reach verdicts, and execute responses. Chris Corde, Chief Product Officer at SentinelOne, says, “With this release, teams decide exactly where Purple AI is permitted to execute autonomously, and where it pauses for a human. That governance is what makes autonomous response viable in a live SOC. Human response time stretches on nights and weekends–attack timelines do not.”

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SentinelOne Expands Its Wayfinder Frontier AI Services

SentinelOne has also announced an expansion to its Wayfinder Frontier AI Services, which will help customers stop AI-enabled threats before they can materialize. The Wayfinder Frontier AI Services suite will now leverage the latest models from Anthropic, with SentinelOne planning to extend its coverage to OpenAI’s GPT-5.5-cyber and GPT-5.6 models, as well as models from other frontier AI labs in the future, to provide teams with a fully multi-model approach. Additionally, SentinelOne has named LevelBlue as Wayfinder’s premier remediation partner, complementing Wayfinder’s cyber experts with distinct remediation services.

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ServiceNow Introduces Six New Solutions to Its Autonomous Security Suite

ServiceNow, an AI control tower for business reinvention, is accelerating its Autonomous Security vision with six unified solutions that deliver prevention-first, AI-native cyber defense across unified exposure management, continuous vulnerability detection, cyber-physical security, identity and access security, agentic incident response, and cyber risk and compliance. The six solutions cover Unified Exposure Management, Continuous Vulnerability Detection, Cyber-Physical Security, Identity & Access Security, Agentic Incident Response, and Cyber Risk and Compliance. These additions aim to help enterprises improve their ability to prevent, contain, and remediate risk at machine speed, before threats become breaches.

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Snyk’s Evo Continuous Offensive Security Offering is Generally Available Now

Snyk, an AI security company, has announced the general availability of Evo Continuous Offensive Security (COS). The expansion of the company’s platform will help teams discover the full attack surface, remediate the backlog, validate what’s actually exploitable, and prevent the next attack. Manoj Nair, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer at Snyk, says, “We designed Evo as a connected set of defense loops: see the exposure, remediate the backlog, continuously prove what is still exploitable, and prevent AI-driven development from rebuilding that backlog faster than teams can reduce it.”

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Sophos and OpenAI Detail Their Partnership

Sophos, a global cybersecurity company, has announced a partnership with OpenAI to bring OpenAI Frontier models to managed service providers (MSPs) via Sophos Fusion, its AI-native Cybersecurity Defense System. As part of the partnership, Sophos intends to provide partners with a new way to deliver frontier AI security as a single, connected defense system and to build recurring services on top of it. The partnership also builds on the established relationship between Sophos and OpenAI with the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, which enables OpenAI to help cybersecurity companies develop practical, governed solutions for defenders.

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Sumo Logic Expands Its Agentic AI Capabilities

Sumo Logic, an Intelligent Operations Platform, has announced new and expanded agentic AI capabilities designed to translate telemetry into actionable signals and insights for Security and Cloud Operations teams. These additions include the Sumo Logic SOC Analyst Agent, MCP Server, conversational playbooks, a Log Analysis Agent, a Platform Optimization Agent, and a new version of its conversational interface, Mobot. Together, these will extend agentic AI across both security and observability workflows.

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Sysdig Launches an AI-Native Offering to Democratize Machine-Speed Cloud Defense

Sysdig, a cloud security company, has launched Sysdig Secure AI, a new AI-native offering built on the Sysdig Secure CNAPP that helps teams defend at the same speed used by AI-powered attacks. For example, Sysdig Secure AI can power a team of AI security experts built on deep runtime telemetry and tailored for each domain of cloud defense. This means that when real threats occur, the AI security experts will work together to analyze environments, pinpoint what’s running and exploitable, confirm whether any common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) are present and reachable, surface zero-day activity, and contain threats or fix risks at the root.

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Tanium Expands Its Autonomous IT Platform with New Security Capabilities

Tanium, an Autonomous IT company, has announced a collection of new autonomous security capabilities for the Tanium Autonomous IT Platform. The additions span agentic AI, exposure management, and security operations, helping IT and security operators stay ahead of an AI-accelerated threat landscape. Specific capabilities introduced include Agentic Performance Analysis, background AI agents, Tanium Automate, and the Tanium Atlas MCP Server.

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Tenable Releases the CyberAgents Exchange

Tenable Holdings, an exposure management company, has launched the CyberAgents Exchange, a new open-source AI exchange built to foster industry collaboration and improve collective cyber defense efforts. The CyberAgents Exchange, powered by Tenable, is a free, open-source community with no fees for listing or using agents. It’s also one of the few purpose-built, cybersecurity-native registries for AI agents, skills, MCP servers, and multi-agent playbooks on the market. The Exchange launches with 50 AI components, released under open-source licenses.

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Tenable Adds Enhanced AI Capabilities to the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform

Tenable also announced enhanced AI security capabilities within the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform. With the update, Tenable One AI Exposure can deliver expanded platform coverage by supporting Google Gemini, extending its reach across major LLMs, including Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise, and Microsoft Copilot. It also extends discovery to all major Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments and AI-native Integrated Development Environment (IDE) tools.

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Vectra AI Announces Vectra AI Pro

Vectra AI, an AI-native security and observability company, has announced Vectra AI Pro, a new offering to help organizations adopt AI safely across the SOC through trusted signal intelligence. Unlike platforms that rely on isolated telemetry, Vectra AI Pro continuously correlates network, identity, cloud, SaaS, EDR, and SASE signals to build a unified understanding of attacker behavior. That cross-domain signal intelligence will give AI agents the context needed to reason accurately and act confidently.

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Zenity Raises $125 Million in Series C Funding

Zenity, an AI security and governance platform purpose-built for AI agents, has raised $125 million in a Series C funding round led by Norwest. Zenity will use the investment to accelerate its global expansion, platform innovation, and its ability to meet the growing enterprise demand for AI agent security. New investors Qumra Capital, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Hitachi Ventures, and LG Technology Ventures also participated in the round, alongside existing investors Vertex Ventures, Third Point Ventures, DTCP, and Intel Capital.

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